Unit 3 · Two lines, one song
A slow line under a tune
Sing four long notes, do, ti, la, so, falling while the tune above turns, each starting a third or a sixth from it, under Ode to Joy. Free, in short steps.
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What it teaches
Your line keeps falling while the tune turns, so the two never move the same way for long.
Four long notes. Do, ti, la, so
Ode to Joy above. Its notes move four times faster
A third or a sixth. Where each of your notes begins
What you sing
- Your four notes, at your own pace.
- The guide gives you do. Then sing your slow line under Ode to Joy.
Singing safely
Sing at an easy volume, in the middle of your range. Stop if anything tightens, scratches or hurts, and rest your voice.
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